The phrase "a weak pulse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to describe a pulse that is faint or difficult to detect, often indicating a potential health issue.
Example: "Upon examination, the doctor noted that the patient had a weak pulse, which raised concerns about their overall condition."
Alternatives: "a faint pulse" or "a diminished pulse."
Labour, with its one MP in Scotland, now has worse prospects than the Tories in Scotland, but a weak pulse can still be detected.
Just before 3 p.m. on Nov. 21, he was brought once more to Central Clinical Hospital by ambulance, this time displaying a weak pulse and almost no blood pressure.
"He had a weak pulse at that stage but that quickly disappeared so we got someone to get him down on the ground and we started CPR," Moore told Ambulance Victoria.
Richard Graham, the publisher of InlineHockeyCentral.com and author of the coming book "Wheelers, Dealers, Pucks and Bucks: A Rocking History of Roller Hockey International," said the game in the United States today had a "weak pulse".
Derenalagi had both legs amputated in a field hospital in Camp Bastion, after his Land Rover was blown up by an anti-tank mine during a patrol in Helmand Province; his heart stopped while he was being operated on and he was pronounced dead, and was about to be sent to the morgue when someone noticed a weak pulse.
Thomas held her daughter's head in her arms.When Mr. Schwartz, a neighbor, arrived moments later, he touched Ms. Gordon's neck and felt a weak pulse.He asked her to blink if she could hear him.She blinked.Then she was gone, he said".It all happened so fast," Mr. Schwartz said".I just kept wondering where the ambulance was".
An interesting application of QWs is modification of light pulse to make a fast electro-optical switch by controlling the propagation of a weak light pulse in a semiconductor system, which depends on the dispersive properties of the medium.
Clinics across Africa witness the same tragedy: a limp child, clammy and cold to the touch, with a fast, weak pulse, is carried in by a distraught parent.
Because TR-β is strongly inducible by T3 itself, we chose to prime tadpoles to respond to an ulterior T3 exposure with a short, weak pulse of T3 that was then fully rinsed out.
In both experiments, a relatively weak pulse of photons dislodged electrons from a small chunk of tantalum or gold, creating a plasma of swarming electrons just above the metal's surface.
To overcome this TR insufficiency, we chose to treat tadpoles with a brief, weak pulse of T3 to induce competence to respond to a later exposure to TH.
